We’re analysing DNA from ancient and modern humans to create a ‘family tree of everyone’
Our genetic variation can tell us about the genetic genealogy that relates us all. Image: UNSPLASH/ Ryunosuke Kikuno
Yan Wong
Researcher in Evolutionary Genetics, University of Oxford
Anthony Wilder Wohns
Postdoctoral Researcher in Statistical and Population Genetics at the Broad Institute, Harvard University
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